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Home Improvement Survival Guide for MenDan Van Oss has released the second book in his "Survival Guide for Men" series called Home Improvement Survival Guide for Men. It's described as "the fun if not functional handbook for the hesitant (or hopeless) handyman."

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Freelance your way to poverty

There is a charity in Boston that helps the homeless by publishing a newspaper for which they write articles. The thinking is that if a panhandler has a newspaper to sell, as opposed to merely asking for a handout, people will be more likely to give him or her money and he'll evade anti-solicitation laws. As a happy byproduct, the theory goes, the downtrodden acquire valuable skills by cranking out content for the good sports who fork over cold, hard cash. What a great idea; help people o ...
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Facing the tough questions

In my 15 years of being a mom, I've had my share of tough questions. The ones that induce the reddest blushes have to do with sex. What is sex? Do you and daddy have sex? When do you ever find the time to have sex? These are the tip of the iceberg in a long line of questions from my three kids that I've fielded over the years. Usually while we are all at the dinner table and my mouth is full of tea or pasta. I will never, ever, forget the time our eldest child needed the complete, d ...
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